After dreaming about the landlady from the movie Kung Fu, Tang Yu woke up to find himself the owner of thirty outrageously expensive mansions by the river!
Tang Yu decided to drop out of school, become a real estate tycoon, and make himself the richest man in the world.
Billion-dollar mansions, top-tier limited-edition sports cars, cutting-edge transport planes, and even all kinds of amazing things from the worlds of movies, anime, history, and fantasy could be rented out at will.
The rental tycoon of the myriad worlds set himself a modest goal: first, make ten billion!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The beginning is a poisonous point. Author, you wrote it this way and it collapsed too quickly.
After being convinced, he showed off sports cars, airplanes, and magic tricks in public.
I don't understand something. The university professor said that Shenhao Group has created miracles. How? Can renting an RV, a luxury item, be considered a miracle? What achievements has the male protagonist made in the economic field that he is hired as an economics professor? So poisonous!
During chapter review, some place names need to be modified.
Shenhao Company is too vulgar (funny face)
I suddenly found that people who write urban articles now like to say this sentence. I admit that I have a showdown, and I feel weird when I read it. . . . .
You can't read the first chapter, so why bother writing a book? All this was done in fourteen days?
Brothers, I can finally read the first chapter, thank you for your patience! Throw flowers and everyone celebrates!
I want to know why the protagonist hasn't been sliced up yet, and he can make a car and a plane in front of so many people. Can he be more exaggerated?
If you can't see the first one, who will?